A first come, first served free advice clinic for low-income individuals with civil legal issues. Please bring all relevant paperwork with you.
This clinic will be staffed by volunteers from KeyBank, for its “Neighbors Make a Difference Day”
A first come, first served free advice clinic for low-income individuals with civil legal issues. Please bring all relevant paperwork with you.
This clinic will be staffed by volunteers from KeyBank, for its “Neighbors Make a Difference Day”
The Volunteer Lawyers Program of The Legal Aid Society of Cleveland in collaboration with the Eighth Appellate District Pro Bono Committee (Judge Joan Synenberg, Chair), Senator Shirley Smith and numerous other nonprofit organizations present:
Expungement and Certificates of Qualification for Employment:
A Training for Lawyers
1.5 hours CLE credit pending with the Supreme Court of Ohio.
Those who participate in the CLE are expected to attend a brief advice clinic that immediately follows the CLE.
Space is limited – to register, click here.
The continued participation of Legal Aid’s Save the Dream volunteers is very important as Legal Aid assists homeowners facing foreclosure.
Each month, there is a Brown Bag Lunch hosted by Legal Aid’s Consumer Practice Group. This informal setting offers substantive support to volunteers.
The monthly lunch session will be held on the first Thursday of the month. Reservations for the lunch sessions are suggested, but not required. Click here to RSVP.
If you are interested in attending the Brown Bag lunch but are unable to join us in person on the 1st floor of Legal Aid at 1223 West 6th Street in Cleveland’s Warehouse District, you may always participate by teleconference by dialing 216-586-3200, and entering code: 203717.
For more information on Legal Aid’s foreclosure practice, click here. For information on Legal Aid’s Volunteer Lawyers Program, click here.
A first come, first served free advice clinic for low-income individuals with civil legal issues. Please bring all relevant paperwork with you.
A first come, first served free advice clinic for low-income individuals with civil legal issues. Please bring all relevant paperwork with you.
This clinic will have a special focus on elder law issues. Call 888-817-3777 for more info.
This clinic will be staffed by pro bono volunteers from the law department at Lubrizol.
A first come, first served free advice clinic for low-income individuals with civil legal issues. Please bring all relevant paperwork with you.
The continued participation of Legal Aid’s pro bono tax volunteers is very important as Legal Aid assists taxpayers in disputes with the IRS.
Periodically, there is a Brown Bag Lunch hosted by Legal Aid’s tax attorneys. This event will feature “Meet the Taxpayer Advocate Service”. This informal setting offers substantive support to volunteers. Reservations for the lunch sessions are suggested, but not required. Click here to RSVP.
If you are interested in attending the Brown Bag lunch but are unable to join us in person on the 1st floor of Legal Aid at 1223 West 6th Street in Cleveland’s Warehouse District, you may always participate by teleconference by dialing 216-586-3200, and entering code: 0154321.
For more information on Legal Aid’s tax practice, click here. For information on Legal Aid’s Volunteer Lawyers Program, click here.
Quench your thirst for justice at Legal Aid’s annual summer fundraiser for 2013 – Jam for Justice. You’ll enjoy drinks, food and music of four awesome local bands… all headlined by attorneys/judges:
All revenue from the event will support Legal Aid and its mission to provide access to justice for the most vulnerable in Northeast Ohio.
Admission is $40 in advance.
CLICK HERE to purchase your tickets online! Can’t be there? Your online donation is appreciated!
Sponsorship packages are available, and include publicity opportunities. The expected audience is 600 people, and publicity is aimed at the 10,000+ legal community in Northeast Ohio. For details, CLICK HERE or call 216-861-5217.
A first come, first served free advice clinic for low-income individuals with civil legal issues. Please bring all relevant paperwork with you.
This clinic will be staffed by volunteer attorneys from Jones Day.
A first come, first served free advice clinic for low-income individuals with civil legal issues. Please bring all relevant paperwork with you.

Ms. Medina was troubled by the behavior of her son Juwan. Though only three years old, Juwan was exceptionally quiet and hardly spoke at all.

He cared – really cared about these kids and how the case came out, and worked hard to get a good resolution.Margaret Terry

I have always liked public interest law and volunteering with Legal Aid allows me to do something I have a personal interest in.

Mrs. Gaughan was put in a difficult position, having to juggle tending to her husband in his ailing health and dealing with a foreclosure.